Problem with Central Locking on '99 Honda Civic

Discussion in 'Civic' started by JIM - 1966 MGB GT, Jun 11, 2007.

  1. Hello all,

    my central locking device has ceased to work on my front passenger
    side door.

    All of the rest of the doors lock and open as they should on the
    button and with the key in the drivers side.

    I have to lock the car manually now and I am afraid that my passenger
    may forget to lock the door.

    Do the left and right all work on the same circuit? Is there a
    separate fuse possibly?

    Where do i start my testing?

    Are there things to test before removing the trim from inside of the
    door?

    I have a a meter. Where to start and what readings should i be seeing?

    There was no funny noises or intermittent tendances before the
    malfunction, just a plain - stop working.

    any help please, cheers, Jim
     
    JIM - 1966 MGB GT, Jun 11, 2007
    #1
  2. JIM - 1966 MGB GT

    Earle Horton Guest

    Does this apply equally to the interior lock switch, and the driver's side
    key lock?

    It's likely that the servo is now dead. I have a '99 and the door panel
    isn't so hard to get off. Then you would put your meter test leads on the
    servo terminals to see whether it is getting power when you actuate the lock
    switch.

    Saludos cordiales,

    Earle
     
    Earle Horton, Jun 11, 2007
    #2
  3. Hello Saludos,

    thanks for the reply, yes the passenger side front door does not work
    unless you press the button down manually, the rest of the locks open
    & shut on command of the fob and when you use the key or push the
    drivers button down.

    I will have a look at taking the intior door fitting out and see if
    the servo, or do you mean solenoid - has gone.

    Jim
     
    JIM - 1966 MGB GT, Jun 12, 2007
    #3
  4. TYPICAL, THE DOOR HAS STARTED TO WORK AGAIN NOW !!!!
     
    JIM - 1966 MGB GT, Jun 19, 2007
    #4
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